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5. Using this cut strip as a guide, cut one more piece<br />

identical to it and two strips that are the exact mirror<br />

images of the first piece. Sew two mirror-imaged strips<br />

together to form the long (side) borders (Figure 3).<br />

6. To prepare to sew the inner border strips to the quilt,<br />

begin <strong>by</strong> pinning the midpoint of one of the strips to the<br />

middle of one of the edges of the quilt. Pin the corners<br />

next. Then find the midpoint of each half and pin.<br />

Continue finding midpoints and pinning. Finally ease in<br />

any fullness, pinning carefully all along the edge. Sew all<br />

four inner border strips to the quilt. Sew the miters last.<br />

7. Sew the middle border strips to all four sides of the quilt<br />

and miter the corners.<br />

8. Repeat steps 1-6 for the outer border.<br />

9. Layer the backing, batting, and quilt top; baste. Quilt,<br />

bind, and finish as desired.<br />

Seam<br />

Figure 3 – Piece Side Strips

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